Foundry Art Centre

Destiny Mata's "The Way We Were" showcases the underground punk scene of the outer boroughs of New York, specifically Punx of Color, whose shows are held to help financially support the fight for civil justice. In an ever-changing world, these photographs recall a not-so-distant past when the underground punk scene was alive and well and living in color. "The Way We Were" is one of three upcoming solo photography exhibitions at the Foundry Art Centre. Join us for an opening reception June 4th, 5-8 PM.

KSDK News recently featured the Foundry Art Centre as part of Lindenwood University's ongoing Show Me St. Charles series! Thank you to Lindenwood University for recognizing the Foundry as a community partner doing incredible work. Watch now to hear our Executive Director Sean Fitzgibbons as he highlights what's currently going on at the Foundry Art Centre.

Thank you St. Louis Magazine for including MADE at the Foundry in this week's Top 5! This collaboration between The Foundry Art Centre and MADE St. Louis showcases what happens when communities are formed around Making, Art, Design, and Entrepreneurship! -Executive Director Sean FitzGibbons

Meet @made_makerspace Maker Lowell Daniels! Daniels is a MADE staff member and artist who uses MADE Makerspace for a variety of personal projects. He's completed a variety of projects at MADE, from home improvement to custom-designed succulent pots. Daniels' succulent pot titled "Succulips" was printed in PLA plastic on the Makerbot in MADE's 3D printing bay. Visit MADE at The Foundry before it's gone! Now-May 22 during our hours, visit the Foundry to enjoy fantastic work by Lowell Daniels and the rest of our featured MADE Makers. Exhibitions are ALWAYS free and open to the public. See you there! foundryartcentre.org

Help us save the planet by donating clean, recyclable art supplies for our kids to reimagine at camp this year! Donation drop-off is inside the Foundry Art Centre. Read on for a list of items that we are looking for, and visit www.foundryartcentre.org/art-camp-supply-drive for details. Plastic bottle caps and lids (the small colored ones from bottled water, milk, orange juice) Tine Cans Clear plastic bottles (water bottles)... Gallon milk jugs Rubber cement Hair dryers Blender Hot plate Electric burner 8x11 or 9x13 baking dish Baking sheets Acrylic paint Clay Acrylic plastic sheets 8x10 Glycerin Powdered gelatin Stuffed animals Mason jars Thank you for sharing some love with the Foundry!

Foundry Art Camp is set for a fun-filled summer of painting in the park, sculpting, and climbing at Climb So iLL. Discover the Foundry Art Camp at www.foundryartcentre.org/art-camp, registration coming soon.

Have you had a chance to visit Sarah Sipling's Exhibition Protest(Print)? Visit now through February 26 in Gallery III, and join us for a closing reception on February 19. www.foundryartcentre.org/sarah-sipling-protest-print

The Foundry Art Centre is pleased to announce that St. Louis Artist Edo Rosenblith will be the first to participate in the Foundry's new Grand Hall Mural Project. The unveiling of his three-part mural, , will take place on Friday, March 26th, with a socially distanced opening reception. This site-specific painting will be a major focal point in the space throughout the year. Learn More www.foundryartcentre.org/edo-rosenblith-four-women-for-thre